It's a bit difficult to see...so are the straps the only thing holding the CPU in place? Is it safe to have around children?
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Yes the straps are the only thing holding the CPU. The straps aren't an issue, the issue would be the screws for the bracket into your desk. If your desk is particle board or that pressed board stuff I'd worry a bit. All that answers the question about its safety around children.
10022
There are a couple of heavy plastic bars that screw into the top, then the straps go through the bars and around your CPU and tighten up. The straps really hold it securely. I have an 80 lb dog that likes to get under my desk and he hasn't moved it yet and I've had it for over a year.
10023
Yes, a metal plate attaches to the underside of the desk, and the straps hold the CPU snug against the plate. But it would not take a lot of jiggling and bumping to have the CPU fall out of the straps. Probably not a good idea.
727362
Hi AJ! No there isn't a way to secure the laptop in the case, but it fits pretty snuggly in there. The case is a little stiffer than I thought it would be it's like a stiff canvas on the outside.
1675559
It is on the bottom, which holds the laptop off whatever it is setting on. Seems to me that would promote better air flow!
1257884
The strap and magnets are on the inside of the case not the outside. So if you want to view the screen by putting your arm through the strap while you work with your hands you could do this. The magnets are inconsequential. If you want to close the case while working and still hold on to the case there is no way to do this since the strap resides on the inside of the case. The magnets are not strong enough to keep the case closed.
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you should be using a static mat with the clip attach to the mat. if you're only using the wrist strapit must be an unpainted part of the case. If you're working on the computers components you cannot have the power supply plugged in.
621414
The "straps" are actually rubber-coated metal (with plastic inserts where needed to help take of slack) on the bottom and plastic on the top. The way it mounts is incredibly secure but shouldn't create any scatches or dents.
913640
The strap is solid but soft enough. So, I do not see why you should not use it. I do not know the exact measurement of the strap but it is neither too long nor too short , allowing our three year old walk independently but within our sight (especially at the airport and crowded park entrances). Of course, as with similar items, I would not leave a young child unattended with this item.
1118020
No, it is very secure. The cooler has several points that have silicon grippers that keep the laptop from sliding off.
969639
I'm very happy with mine. I have had no problems. It does have little "feet" on the back that raise the back of the computer a little, but I personally like that. This was a good buy!
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No, I'm looking at mine right now and there is no place that one could attach a strap. It is a great battery pack though!
1212431
Not sure what you mean by safely, but it has worked well for us for the past 8 months. There are straps that you are supposed to attach to the back of the dresser/changing table. I found that many people don't do this and the changing pad could slide off. We attached ours and it works very well and is safe.
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Technically it's easy. Contorting yourself to reach them or see the screen on your arm is the challenge. You have full access to the screen as there is no cover. It all depends on how you position it to begin with. If the screen is facing away from you, it's simply harder to see. But all the control work fine. I hope that makes sense!
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No, there's enough padding to prevent anything from poking. Both my kids loved the bjorn and we never had any problems with it.
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There is some "good" padding, but I would suggest a hard case as a combo. Those together and even a high drop to a hard floor would protect the corners/monitor,etc. my daughter is brutal on electronics. I bought her everything I could find, screen cover, keypad cover, the hard case and the Plemo on Amazon for less than 50.00. If you own a Mac, well worth it to protect a very expensive investment.
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Hello, No it is not. I purchased it for my 2 year old and my 7 year old and they have had no problems. I have even used it and never noticed it being difficult to do. It really is a nice case.
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Pop tab safety, so I guess it depends on how old the kid is. Also if u remove they safety yourself or leave it on.
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All i can say to your comment is ditto. Putting any kind of shoelaces or anything loose for that matter is purely dangerous. If it unravels (whic. Is more than likely going to happen) both parent and child are going down. I left mine off and am depending solely on the Velcro straps to keep my toddler from having anything to do with the rear wheel.